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- Sep 23, 2026
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The young radicals who challenged 19th-century Bengal (opens the original)
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In conversation with Rosinka Chaudhuri, Professor at Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta and author of the book India’s First Radicals: Young Bengal and the British Empire, published by Penguin Random House India Pvt. Ltd. (2025). The Daily Star (TDS): What has been your experience in conducting extensive research on the well-known, intellectually rebellious, and activist group Young Bengal, especially when revisiting their legacy nearly 150 years later? How has your exploration of n
What six South Asian economists taught the world about development (opens the original)
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In conversation with David C. Engerman, Leitner International Interdisciplinary Professor at Yale University, about his new book, Apostles of Development: Six Economists and the World They Made. The Daily Star (TDS): How did you develop the intellectual framework for your new book, Apostles of Development, which focuses on six prominent South Asian economists? David C. Engerman (DCE): My first article dealing with development in India actually dates back to 2003, when I used various American sou
To feel Bengali, to think beyond Bengal: Dipankar Gupta in conversation (opens the original)
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Distinguished sociologist and public intellectual Dipankar Gupta speaks to The Daily Star about growing up in a Bengali family away from Bengal, his unexpected journey into sociology, and the thinkers who shaped his intellectual life. A former professor at Jawaharlal Nehru University, Gupta reflects on Marxism and the evolution of his own thinking; the idea of the Bengali bhadralok and what it means to embody culture; the state of the social sciences in India; and his turn from academic writing
Beyond kings and dynasties: Rethinking medieval Indian history (opens the original)
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Harbans Mukhia, one of the foremost historians of medieval India and former professor at Jawaharlal Nehru University, talks to The Daily Star about writing medieval Indian history, the evolution of historiography, and the role of imagination in understanding the past. The Daily Star (TDS): Let us begin with your intellectual journey. What led you to become a historian of medieval India? Harbans Mukhia (HM): What turned me into a historian of medieval India was primarily the influence of my guru,
The blind spots of Bangladesh studies (opens the original)
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In conversation with Willem van Schendel of the University of Amsterdam, a leading scholar whose work has made significant contributions to Bangladesh studies and to the historical, anthropological, and sociological understanding of Bengal and its neighbouring regions. The Daily Star (TDS): I would like to begin by asking about your long engagement with Bangladesh studies. Your early research focused on rural and agrarian issues, but over time your work broadened to include borders, migration, l
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